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"Mr G's Texas Funk"

Hot damn, this be one funky slice of record. It's a collection of Texas Funk from 1968-1975, and it rules. Never heard any Texas Funk music before? Neither had I, but it's just a collection of fantastic rare tracks with lovely beats and melodies, trumpets, drums, flutes etc., it's all rather excellent. I'd recommend you buy it immediately.

Other albums currently keeping it real:
Hip Hop Don't Stop - old skool compilation mixed by Prime Cuts
BadMeaningGood Vol. 2 - mixed by Roots Manuva
David Holmes - I Got It, Come Get It
David Holmes presents the Free Assosciation

Damn my taste is music rules. Bow down to me (or just buy the same albums). And by the way, I don't mean Texas as in the watered down Scottish toss variety, I mean the American State, joey.

I've got this ordered.

But for the band that invented funk and still rule the roost?
The Meters.

Go get an album/download the tracks "Cissy Strut" "Look Ka-Yippy" "Funky Strut" "The Handclap Song"

Here's my funk knowledge:

"Owe-e-owe-e-owe!"

"Dude, The Time sucked *ss, 80s style..."

Fin.

Ok then.

Hot damn, this be one funky slice of record. It's a collection of Texas Funk from 1968-1975, and it rules. Never heard any Texas Funk music before? Neither had I, but it's just a collection of fantastic rare tracks with lovely beats and melodies, trumpets, drums, flutes etc., it's all rather excellent. I'd recommend you buy it immediately.

Other albums currently keeping it real:
Hip Hop Don't Stop - old skool compilation mixed by Prime Cuts
BadMeaningGood Vol. 2 - mixed by Roots Manuva
David Holmes - I Got It, Come Get It
David Holmes presents the Free Assosciation

Damn my taste is music rules. Bow down to me (or just buy the same albums). And by the way, I don't mean Texas as in the watered down Scottish toss variety, I mean the American State, joey.